[PRIVATE] Simba & Nala's adventures [Me & Queen Elsa]

[Braveheart]

"That's because you are always so serious and me the typical playful cub." Simba said as he rolls next to her.

"I used to play around this area much when I was a cub. Then I remember you taught how do swim that day." Simba added.

[Queen Elsa]

"Yes, you are full of energy," Nala said with a smile. "And you love to show it off, too."

"Yeah, I did," Sarabi recalled. "Those were good times."

[Braveheart]

"I'm training to be one of the most fiercesome creature of the savannah" Simba tensed, ready to pounce on Nala.

"I almost sink to the bottom." Mufasa said.

[Queen Elsa]

Nala laughed, bracing herself for any moves he would make. "I'm sure you will be one day," she said.

"But you didn't," Sarabi point out. "And now you can swim like a pro. Or, at least, you could the last time you swam."

[Braveheart]

"Rawr." Simba started to leap for her but knocked his head on a nearby stone. "OUCH!"

"Well, I did some swimming. I have gotten over the fear of the water, at least." Mufasa added as he approached the pool of water.

[Queen Elsa]

Nala quickly stood up and walked over to him. "Are you okay?" she asked.

"That's good," Sarabi said, walking into the water.

[Braveheart]

"Yes. Just a little bleed." Simba said as he lie on his back.

"In the past, I used to come here at day. And now, I have to do this by night because no one will bug me by then." Mufasa said.

[Queen Elsa]

"Do we need to put something on it?" Nala asked, looking at the injury.

"That's because you were a carefree cub back then. Now you're a busy king," Sarabi said. "Come join me. The water's great."

[Braveheart]

"Maybe. It feels a little painful, like a bee sting!" Simba added.

"How times have changed. You are going to be mom again. Round 2." Mufasa chuckled as he ease himself to the water. "I don't think Scar knew this spot either. It's just that secretive. Only Zazu knew, because I caught him taking a bath here."

[Queen Elsa]

"So do you want me to put some mud on it?" Nala asked.

"Yeah," Sarabi said. "You're certainly good at keeping things secret."